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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-04-07
Boon's Creek Prepares for IA Boom.

The undersigned. having received a
letter from Gen. Wilder Col. Matson and
the head men of the G.. G. G. Z. II. say
ing that 1t would beyond any doubt pass
through the Krouse Gap and by w. b.
Bowman's mill, or the Boon's Creek
church. and that there would be q depot
located at one or the other Of these
places. and in all probability there would
spring up a town, and oon a city, and
with them the most extensive manufac-
lures in East Tennessee, and, in view Of
all these fattering prospects, they au-
thOrized me 10 call a meeting Of all the
citizens In the neighborhood and appoint
committees necessary to carry on this
| gigantic and s%tupendous enterprise. In
pursuance of the above, l called q meet
ing which was largely attended, and ap,
pointed the following committees, to wit:
On ground for depot, A. ]. Keeper, au-
thorizing and empowering him to bring
with him a section Of Wautauga river
for tank purposes and reservoir for the
city, and to supply water for w. B. Bow
mans carp; Old Billy Galloway. to lay
of store ground and keep the public
posted on the price Of pepper; Joseph
Depcw, to su~perintend q cane factory;
David Brumit, committee OIL tannery,
with a request for him to hurry up his
tannery and make the Johnson City tan.
merry a branch of his own; G. w. McFall
to instruct our citizens how to use to-
bacco from year to year without pur.
chasing any; Il. j. Galloway, on building
churches; Walter Galloway and Ed. Hale,
on how to obtain skitfs; F. p. Hale. on
early rising; w. II. Hale, to lecture on the
spirit and the Witch Of Endor and su.
perintend livery stables. Jerry Archer
will take charge Of the mail and show the
people how to deal with a crazy woman
also how to get ont Of a church house
when a No. 10 foot Is after them. | ap
pointed viii Fletcher committee OIL
washing and swimming horses. also oil
how long a person can stay under waite
without passing In his checks" ID. A
Bowers will take charge Of all Jerse.
cattle and get them of at a good pric
and trigger around on election days
blue" Bowers will take charge Of oil
old buggies, old gears, and cherry limbs
A. G. Bowers will take charge OF al
people abandoned by other churches
such MS reprobates and outrageous devils
Hiram Names a committee on the effect
Of pills, and results generally; DIR. j. A
Kirkpatrick, sheep culture Of the i'm
proved stock, also on killing cats; II. b
Martin, on sensitivcncss; Gus Crouch. o.
cleaning up a pillow wheu you go to leav
1t. Jack Cross mission will be TO ad
wise the magistrates Of the county hoy
to carry on their business. and to swa
horses with Asbury Martin; SOUR
Doves, to grind small turns Of corn free
and to ride the bushes; John X. Spu,
geon to see that Mans well cared for.
Gentlemen, In view Of the fact that I'll
railroad runs through the neighborhoo
OF w. b. Bowman, NJ. X. Hankle. job
Curtis, E. II. Bishops, John Bushon
"
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-04-07
CAREERS MILLS.

!. MARCH 3D. l am sure that the fruit is
all killed in this section. Spurs Of I've
Unaka mountain have been covered " III
snow nearly all this month. There is
considerable stir among the farmers pre-
pairing their corn ground and sowing oats.
Mrs. Vina Peoples died on the night
of the Gath. She left many relatives and
friends, Mrs. Peoples was q daughter
of Mr.. Sam Keplinger. She was married
last June to Mr.. Thomas Peoples.
Mrs, W. F. Simpson and Mrs. J. M.
CARRIER have been on the sick list but are
now improving.
MIR. Isaac Carl Der. who has been confin-
ed to his room for several months
seems to be improving some and will
probably be able to get out when The
weather opens out warm.
w. A. CARRIER has a broad grin on his
face. An old lady sent him word the other
day that that noted little mule was only
nine years old. Bill says 'Phelim'' will
have to draw in his horse now. Bill
says he wouldn't near swop with iDud-
ley Xix now for his jimmy.
The school at Bethesda taught by +.
7. Watts closed the IS inst. Hky quito
an interesting entertainment AZ night.
Bad behavior kept q great many from
enjoying the exercises. There is q
drunken class of people that is always
present on such occasions. You could
hear pistol shots and vile oaths almost
any time. Why is 1t that the law abiding
citizens don't put a stop TO such disgrace
full doings. They have it in their power
to do 1t and | say. do it. The number
enrolled dnring the seven months was
1902, 81 males and 40 females. Mum
Der enrolled in photography. 90; Reading
OF, arithmetic, 10; grammar, IS; geogra
ply, "a; history; IL algebra, 2; philoso
ply, /; and physiology, 3. The number
enrolled between 9 and IL years Of ag'
was GA. between i2 and 10 years Of age
"a, and between 10 and 81 years, 4. Az
erage daily attendance during the Who'll,
school was; females, 2S IL; and males
80 81; making a totalsof SO 81. Tn,
pupils of Bethesda are energetic and ar
commendable for their good work during
the school. There are quite a humble
in this school prepared 10 take up highe
studies next year.
Mr.. A. G. Crosswhite's family VIII,
left this county recently for Ohio Is re
ported all down with measles.
Mr.. Eli Hays, ! understand, will leav
in a short time for Ind. No JOCKEY.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-04-07
CHERRY GROVE.


APRIL 5.-Nothing very strange has
transpired since my last, except one more
wave has been cast upon the matrimonial
sea, at the residence Of L. II. Shipley,
Esq, the Squire officiating. Mr.. David
Walters and Miss Mira Bains were united
in the holy bonds Of .matrimony on the Sd
instant, and were rendered . reception at
the home of the bride's,father, N. Bains,
on the same day. We tender The bride
and groom u most hearty congratula.
tons, hoping, as they have launched
their little bark upon the bosom OF tho
matrimonial sea, that Il may sweetly
glide and not come In contact with any
storms to maj their happiness.
A letlet from Missouri brings us the
news Of the marriage Of one Of Wash
ington cornty's boys who has been max
ing his home there for the past fiv.
years. Mr.. r., s. Harlmansof Hit, Mo.
and Miss Mamie Walker. Of Autumna
Iowa, were united in the bonds Of matri
mony the 27th Of March. May peace
/! pleasure and prosperity crown their union
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-04-07
Quick settlement by Executors.

On the 18th day of March, the execu,
tors of James Y. Deakins, decd. sold his
property, as provided in his will. On the
31st day they settled the estate entirely.
amounting to about SO, 200. r. NJ. X.
Deakins was the purchaser of the land.
and paid down for 1t. The deceased hay
ing died some IA years ago, there was but
little personal property for sale. Two of
his sons, John and r. NJ. X. Deakins,
whom he made his executors, agreed 10
take its sale as part commission.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-04-07
REAL T A AGENCY.

The increased activity In the sale of
Real Estate throughout Tennessee, en-
courages the hope that purchasers may be
found for all desirable property in this
section that may be placed on the market.
If you have lands for sale, send me a
description of same. giving location.
number of acres, timber, water, improve.
ments, etc., with price and terms.
No charge for entering and showing
descriptions to persons wanting to pur.
chase.
Commissions charged only where sales
are made by or through my agency.
Now is the time to place your land on
the market.
7. II. REEVES,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-04-07

Your horse is always in condition.
"Why certainly, we use Days Horse
Powder all winter"
Only a good and reliable medicine
should be given to babies and young
children. DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup does
not contain anything injurious.
Use DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills If you
want to feel well and lively. All drug
gists keep them. % cts.
Beauties cant resist Drexel's Bell
Cologne.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-04-07

l,u Jones was n capital fellow,
ru, lc N.,S 80 c0nGoundcdly sallow!
That IS nicnds all folSook him.
Zen his sweet heart she shook him,
Mhuh matte poor Ben loudly below.
Now Ijrnlada friend named McQueens,
Who told him to take SMITHS BILE
BEANS,
And now he's as rosy, as any pink posey
And has married n woman OF means.
Bile Beans will clear the complexion,
and sweeten the breath, rs c.per bottle.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-04-07

Croupy ~sutfocatons. night coughs and
all the common affections OF the throat
and lungs quickly rclievcd by DR.. J. H.
McLean.s Tar Wine Lung Balm. For
sale by j. j. Hunt.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-04-07
Letter List.

The following is a list Of letters re-
naming in the post office at Jonesboro,
and advertised April 8.
Collins, Mr.. Calvin,
Douglass, l. N.
Henry, James.
Hartman, G. s.
Hicks, Zarih,
Lack, Eliza,
Lamb, John.
Lane, David,
Mitchell, DIR. -
Pollins. Mr.. John s.
Penix. Miss Emma,
st. Clair, Mr.. j. H.
Smith, Miss Phelia,
Stone, Mr.. II. b.
Stone, Miss Dora E..
Snapp, Mr.. Geo. w.
Turpin, John,
Mess. Stewart & Ward.
II not called for in thirty days from
date they will be sent to the dead letter
Office at Washington. Persons calling
for these letters will please ask for adj
vertised letters.
II. w. EARNEST. p. M.
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SHORT HAND.

| will teach any one. who wishes to
learn Short hand writing a rapid and
easily acquired system. Terms reason
able. YIN G. A. members reduced
rates. Can be learned rapidly by cor
respondencc. Fl. b. ZERNow.
johnson City, Tenn.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-04-07
coLoRED CITIZENS COLUMN.
Devoted 10 the Advancement and Welfare
OF the Colored People.

This column is In charge OF o reliable and
competent colored reporter, Rev. q. w. Kin
cade; He VIII be glad 10 prepare for inser-
ton In this column all o. personals, etc
OF interest to his race.l
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-04-07

"But oh! what damned minutes tells he
DER" who suffers, but waits: who writhes
yet means, before he makes up his mind
to send out for just twenty five cents
worth of Salvation Oil. the pain cure.
They say the average politician is get
ting hoarse talking about tariff and no
tariff but he cures his cold every night
with DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, and begins
afresh next morning with the lark.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-04-07

2 o'clock-A Bible reading. How to
train the young, J. W. Crumley.
Discussion-The Word: It's study; open.
ed by d. W. Remine.
Announcements.
Every Sunday school in the county is
earnestly requested TO send delegates and
statistical reports
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-21

Neir york T,ieorem. ~ ,I| M |I-I|-"-
Tbo iolios;rn n,,rc,n,os r,ae,,;o ana
oovarn n,ne,,,h'e hsa teen;nn u snd bo nu
n nyoSnc, poA'"o,O o'o A'Op'As "uu NoAe'
I Pooss ro,,cd u;,, bo,ar roro, vo,rr.
tear ~ Nat at, scis0" wa '0' "VS = '' ."'
. Rsss nav o,wav. ha nodo noocaah,a
hv inJnc;n" ,Sam - onoamt p ri l;"n;t;
aveets s '"' ~ "~s'p' - "4N'N
10 D., -. t.t.1,o, g., .a =.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-21
Enjoy Life.

What truly beautiful world We live in !
Nature gives us grandeur OF mountains,
g!Gns and oceans, ind thousands OF means
o! enjoyment. We can desire no botter
when in perfect health but how often DO
tho majority CT people feel like giving it
up dishea.tencd, discouraged and worn
out with diaeasc, when there is no coca
zion ior this feeling, as every sufferer can
oaaiIy obtain proof that GREEN, .iuyus,
FI0mr will make them free from disease
81 when born. Dyspepsia end Liver Com
paint ere the direc. causes o: seyenty-iiyc
per cent Of gIch lnaisdjes as BiliouSneps,
Indigestion, Sick Headache, Custiveness
Nervous rroatration, Dizzineaa oflho Head
Palpitaticn Of the Heart, and Other dis.
tresHing symptoms. Three Ioacs Of Au.
gust Fiow'r will prove it's wonderful effect.
Sample Dot!tea, 10 cents. Try it. DAw
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u
At tho opening Of The campaign OF last
yess in massachusetts the Republican
STATE Convention declared in i.vor 9! cub
hitting prcli5i;o7y amendment. The
Liquor !lealefs' Protective Association
took irigh. aud made dead sa! a.airst
Republican nominees Tor tbs State Ser-
ate. TIE Third Party PtoAib;.ionists
als0 TOOK !;;t!c iriSht and lad ta.is cau-
didates in TIE Held
Tbs Protective association ia we'll Piers
eli With the rreuH, AS any reasonable
body o! Nquor OcAlele Ol%.,t to he. Tie
TM:d ESrty ticket G3vG TO e"locn D.lnc-
c!a:a tE!Gt Er":S ii tho Senate where tie
combined votca u Republicans Gud rrc-
ni0itiOnil;B would have c!sc!cd K,pu:,-
lIcsEs in :avor Of stringent regulation Of
the itquo: ir~ii sd 4 prtBsnt policy, in ad-
ditIoE to The Submission of the p.oh;ti-
tory amendment
THESE ;EyCe votJH ii he S4cGtn would
nave given the cpnlr0 q that body men
not unGeT the thumb Of ;ho ljqaor inter.
est. 1t Houid have made tt! the differ.
ence nGt"teA ilu g.Ecr 20 10 s1In.tl.np
and the Wte: liability to 10 anything.
The House hAG passed restrictive n!easures
and is ready 20 pasa more; but there
glands hostile Senate knocking Oh tie
head aIi such Iu.aNue4 AZ fat ~ they
come along.
Itthc Observation-Disclosures take
the same VIC" % Ics'uctiYe !ncnsu!cs ~
thoeo OF Ne% ior1 take, they will join
with the l..qune Dca!cf5 Pr. ,,rIive Agso.
citation in ceIYbH.ing tao Ju!eat Of the
PROPOSED mosau1,s; lu! theyo will still
D9 hona good c!t.zenC--telnparaEce N. n
ana cyen :nta GDSid;ncTs--Hh0 vii! regret
the impoGsin'y Of getting through inca.
HurrB With Ur1nec Tanntning practical
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COT THEM on TIE LIST.

How tho California Young Man Is Put
Through Ills PAGES.
San Franeiseo Chronicle.
l am about to give away secret. /
think the way girls talk OF young men
behind their backs ia shameful. Young
men never dispralse girls until they arc
Tilted, and that feeling only lasts about
iorty.elght hours, because another girl
turns up. When fellow gets discharged
from hia employment two or three times
no finds 1t very hard to get anybody
to have confidence In him. But he can
be kicked out Of whole row OF houses,
one at a timc, and the girls in tho next
block will reach for him all the same. T.
know fellow who has boen
Tilted twenty-five times in different
neighborhoods, and no Is now In
tow with about half dozen girls.
Those girls all have a kind OF uccret code.
You know how II Is. You are introduced
to girl. She invites you to call. You
call. She invites you to party. You 90.
She introduces you to whole circle. That
whole circle discusses iyou, calmly appor-
tons you TO three or four; they gradually
reduce themselves to one. Then you're
lost. She wearies OF you and you get
kicked out OF tho circle. We'll, all those
girls have discussed every one Of your
young men friends, tho zane way. This
Is what u cynical girl told mo. l don't
know OF my own knowledge. But talk OF
trades.unions and Knights Of Labor !!
Their organization dwindles into absolute
crudencss when compared with the U. 0.
NJ. G. UNITED Order OF Marriageable
Girls). I don't say thisi Is exactly the way
the thing Is done; but it's tho principle,
condensed. Thoy have kind OF secret
register, and they have you oil down fine.
For instance, this 10 the idea:
Name-Henry Jones; good looking; %
yoa,s old; dresses we'll good for ice'cream
any time; very soft; meits at 60 degrees.
William Smith-Very forward; plain,
but attractive; very conceited; thinka
everybody's in love with him; boils over
at about 100 degrees; champagne and bird.
! Alexander Thompson - Seventeen
cood-looking boy; very young; boils at
Is degrees.
John Jonkins-Fine looking; clever
hard 10 deal with; dangerous; boiling
point rot yet discovered.
James Jobson-Very inaGmmable; SIM
msrs at 50 degrees, boils at 60 .dcsrcee,
explodcs OF Is degrees.
That's tho kind OF analysis. But p!esge
don't believe you have no chance because
! the girls guy you behind your back. That
doean't mean anything bad. 1t means
they've got you OF the list.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-21

growth. It's motto Ia Excelsior. From
which We arc inclined to think that the
men are no. honest. They mus. have
been telling the girls not 10 mind those
horrid newspapers, and that the tall hat
is in fact the most becoming headgear q
pretty woman ever wore. This would &C.
count for II. f.ot
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-21
How Io Dcceiyes the Deer.

h3cftsftF Democrat.
The Indians Of Washington Territory
have an ingenious method by means Of
which they kill great many deer III 8
short time. They take some old blankets,
we'll scented with Indian, ard tasten them
at short intervals upon the bushes making
a long line OF bushes so covered. Then
taking in large ares oil timber, they
gradually cloae in on the frightened dee-.
When the animals reach the line OF
blankets they travel round in whirlpool,
refusing to pace the line OF blankets.
This enables the Indians to xii! them as
rapidly as they please.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-21

TIE uaual treatment OF catar.h is very
Gu8atia'actory, an thoasanda OF '!tEpGifiu;.
patrn!a can teatiiy. On this point a trust
worthy medical writer GGys: Proper To-
cal treatment in poni:iyely nccceaNry to
success, but many, il not rn0Rt OF the ZEN.
edicB in general nEa NY physiciaus a.lur!
but temporary benefit. \ cure cartHinly
cannot be expected from spuus, pow
deIs, douchca sud wGalus.' nly'8 Cream
Balm ia q remedy which combines the i'm.
poFtanL requisites Of quick action, epecic
curative power with perfect safety and
pleuaantneB9 to the patient. TrlIsaw
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dhe Qa&telli1getrear.
wnEELING, w. VA, APRIL 81, 1877.



Inc Governors message 70 THO Legela'
lure convened lnextra session Is plain,
practical onasheaa document. Tho recon-
mendaliona are without exception good
ana worthy OIL favorable response from
the Legislature. The appropriations
should DO Kept WITHIN the estimates, as
the Governor advlses, ana 1t may DO Eeen
now the eshmaleo cAn DO lhflher reduced
without IN any way Gripping tho efficiency
OF any department.
Inefe Is great anu immediate need oil
ieRls'a''on 10 cut uo"n Inc costa IN crlmi'
MI cases oeiote ]uGtices ana IN tho Circuit
oouf'ai "ao ~ "ou'o oe great fe!lei II
t''o c'stS VI l"S'!ccS III c'V!' cases could De
Drought 'aouo~hete wishin inc limits o.
reAeoh. bl!is hTe run up III civil caset
WIN ho tVs9f" 10 Tue iapof performed Of
10 'iie An'oul' involved. Inc Juslces-n
iehss sotie Vi 'he'n--!o9lo" tuo pan OIL the
railroad poor anu put OH AL tho trailit
Will pear. But tho clVil side oil the
grievance IL not mentioned IN The message
anu We shat4 nave TO walt Tor the mex
Lesls'ath'o 10 10y ho!h OF that in way
thAt VIII count
Inc Legislature ought 10 put the brake
OF lis authority on the charges for main
tanning lunstlcs in tho county jails. A
luna.lc lives pretty high when his keer
IN jail Is worth three dollars " day. Bet
ter than regulation OF jail charges it would
be il We could rise high enough in Wea;
Virginia to say that no lunGtic shall be
confined in u county jail. The only Oh.
lection to be urged against this reform is
the expenEe, and since moaey outweighs
multitude OF higher considerations, we
shall have to lot our lInatics lie in jai! lol
while longer.
The lSTELLlGEsCEH hopes 10 see the
Legislature take such steps as will en-.
courage the railroads TO live up to the
spirit Of the Interstate Commerce act Of
Congre2a; and further to pivo friendly
snd timely notice that West Virginia has
determined thHt 50 lax ~ she can control
the result abe !s no: going to bs diecfimi-
mated sgainst any longer. The Governor
g''es sone instances OF discrimination.
Sach illustrations could be multiplied 10
lnG1lty, and every one OF them is n
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How to Purify Drinking Water,

AtHItu NtcOTU.
Professor Dobrosivine, OF St. Petersburg,
recommends IS q means Of purifying (cl1ri.
fying?) drinking water the addition 10
each twelve titres Of wafer Of fifty cent?
gTammes Of per-chloride OF iron and eev.
enty centigrammes Of crystalyz.d carbon.
ate roda. He claims That the precipitate
thus formed carries with it ali suspended
impurities, leaving the water, eiter forty.
five minutes, perfectly clear.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-21

VHEHt hOrtu'
Distinguished ioreigner-I have called,
sir, 10 ask permission to pay my addresses
to your daughter.
American fs!her--Nothing would please
me better, sir, than al alliance without.
stop, suppose my answer should bo "no ?"
Then, oil couree, should retire."
"YoU would?"
"Cevtsinly."
Then my answer is mo- I've a mighty
poor opinion Of man who will give up
girl 60 easy as that"
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~ Dyspepsia IL scarcely worth the living A ca
pvIciom appetite, heartburn, pi52linr nervous
symptoms, !ncrcHcd action Of the hear, after cnt
ing, shaking IN the abdomen b.twccn meals md
iQtrlrncr after, arc among the successive imiicM
u; hi. h,.frsug compliant Two things only me
ur,4lII irr II, removal. A resort To iIUAtCt;Cr
lulnrci, Blt.crs, md Vcrtlstcucc III It's NE. These
remedial u'.EsifCS bcIuG Adopted mCurn IsrCItHin
MGra innrdIHrly before OF RitUr meals. this
Efr@s ftgHtathfe rrtffHttE ttrfeiHH OF Ia" gastric
!llr,' ~" lnturAl solvent Of tho food. Thu n"rv.
plts npi bilious symptoms consequent upon
chfrnir indigestion di'hpreHr. IN thu compliant
tfnlm'ly ytrlS u the corrective and lntignmllnE
l"il'i"ncc Of thc Nltt"FO Appetite returns. tlcrp
b. r"mtA lnuW r!t khlug aud m II IrQlIrnCc, tho
boiy i-rIlIrCh,iy rUu'i,hrh, MUSCULAR power In.
Cton"F, aud he mind pruws bAnEunc rfc The
IIIltiE lnt GhIII. NiLl l,v"f. Hrh rn"urIRlNIn.
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F$s,R:5a s. a I-AB.

No. 1857 South Penn street. 3 rooms, ground 20 b,
10 feet, can he bought for $50
Lot No. 10, Square II, Bakers Addition, fronting
on kliet htrte., Lear eaHt end OF Twelfth street
Price SO.
Twelve Lots on High street. Sis 20 each.
In!Ge Lois on Charles street. sl4D W each.
Two Lots Oh Charles street. sll5 VI each
One Lot south o! dwelling No. 2,Ol EoN street,
sl.QUO
No. IO? Market street. $3.50.
No. II thirteenth htiec., rooms, $1,000.
AZ Hc.Ch OF aud near Stone Church, Elm Grove.
70 Acre Farm On Middle Wheeling Greek, three
miles from Tr!Adclphia, SCOT per acre.
Blk Acres On Peters Run, sl,G00
dcsifdbic tc%ttlcttcc 1t Beech Bottom, on the
line q! the T., ". 4 ny. Railroad, Y miles from
Wheeling, cOnhSting OF II new frame horse and
l!Hcr'S oi land, vii! exchange for desirable city
property.
No. " Virginia street, 6 roOmed lramc house,
ground Is feet 'front.' running back 10 alley ~ feet
cAn be bought for Si,7uO.
no. " South Front street, . rooms and bath.
room, ground % by rs feet.
No. Is Twelfth street.
building b!te Oh Nineteenth bt.cet ces, Of No.
Isl. 81. Ga front foot,
No. 60 North Front street.
JAMES a. HENRY,
R!sl Etatu Agent, Collector and Notary Public
Ar4l Oiir'L 10 l6lY Markell .;IrNf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-21

Why Acher'B Flood Elixir il warrrnt.d, 10
because ii 10 the best blood preparation
kaown. !. will positively cure all blood
dscahCe, pT'iti"g Tho whole System, mud
thoroughly builds up tho constitution.
Remember, "c guarantee it. Logan 4 Co.
Ard G.. MrnkrinpIlrr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-21
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